1 or 4-12-16.5SSB331 Skid Steer Tires/Rims for New Holland LS180 & more-12X16.5

NEW Heavy Duty 12X16.5 ASCENSO SSB331 Skid Steer Tires & Wheels - 12PLY -Extra deep aggressive tread pattern. This is one complete set of 4 tires mounted on 8 lug yellow rims for New Holland, John Deere & more. Ready to put on your machine & go!

Fits New Holland L785, LX865, LX885, LS180, LS190, L180, L185, L190; - John Deere 8875, 250, 260, 270, 280 and will also fit many other machines. We also have other rim colors, offsets, and lug configurations available. Please inquire if interested in these tires mounted on different wheels.

SKID STEER / TRACTOR / IMPLEMENT TIRES. ASCENSO SSB331 has been designed for standard to heavy-duty off-road applications. Extra deep tread provides great mud traction and the unique tread pattern also provides good ground contact and increases stability. Extra-deep tread, shallow lug angle and sharp shoulders provide better traction on slick or slushy surfaces, and offer more high-durability rubber for longer service life.

Open Shoulder Design: Increases traction on loose off-road surfaces. Directional and self-clean out tread design for an improved traction performance. Extra deep aggressive tread pattern. Tires feature a tough construction that enhances strength and durability for a longer service life. These rims are 8 lug with a 6" center hole and 8" lug pattern. The rim offset is about 4" on the valve stem side with 6.5" backspacing, plus the tire sidewall increases the width by approximately 1/2. This 8-lug rim design fits most skid steers. Bobcat, Case, CAT, Daewoo, Gehl, John Deere, Mustang, New Holland, Scat Trak & Thomas made most of their machines with an 8-lug rim. The main difference is the offset does vary between the different manufacturers but most of the rims do interchange. This set comes mounted standard with lefts and rights so you can put on your machine and have all treads going in the right direction and the valve stems on the outside. The rims have a valve stem protection shield. Narvon is located in southeastern PA (between Harrisburg & Philadelphia).